Hi everyone,My son (14) enjoys his Python coding class, and I'm looking for what's next. I see a lot of "Competitive Coding Classes for Kids," but I'm a bit hesitant. I want him to build great problem-solving skills, but the word "competitive" makes me worry it could be too high-pressure.Did your child find it fun and motivating like a sport, or was it just stressful? What are the main benefits you've seen compared to a standard, project-based coding class? Trying to decide which path is better for developing real-world skills. Thanks
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